MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. -- Observed and heard in the locker room after the Miami Dolphins' 28-13 loss to the Baltimore Ravens:
Odrick explains outburst: A big media gathering immediately went to the locker of Dolphins starting defensive tackle Jared Odrick following the loss. Television cameras caught an upset Odrick exchanging words with head coach Joe Philbin on the sideline in the final minutes of the fourth quarter. Fellow defensive end Derrick Shelby eventually led Odrick away from Philbin to end the spat. Odrick admitted he should have handled the situation better. "It may have looked like I was yelling negative things. It was a disagreement, obviously, but every game there's a disagreement," Odrick explained. "Emotions are running high and I hate to say any of that is a detriment to our team. I probably should have calmed down a little bit earlier than that."
Debatable call: A few questionable calls by officials didn't cause the Dolphins to lose by 15 points. However, one play that players felt could have made a big impact was a fourth-quarter incompletion by Baltimore. Dolphins defensive end Cameron Wake hit Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco's arm as it was going forward. The officials originally ruled it a fumble recovered by Miami. But after a review, it was overturned to an incompletion and the Ravens scored a touchdown on the next play. "It happened so fast, I don't know what happened," Wake said. "I tried to get there and the refs made their calls."
Walking wounded: Miami defensive end and former first-round pick Dion Jordan limped in the locker room after the game. He finished and there was no reported injury, but it appeared he was favoring his left leg. Jordan finished the game with one tackle.
